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p1necone
9y ago
Of course they do, it's not particularly difficult to make a non functioning plastic mockup.
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p1necone
9y ago
I still wont be convinced the magic leap isn't vaporware until I see a demo that isn't an obviously prerendered mockup.
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p1necone
9y ago
Assuming a "Tax" is an extra percentage amount on money paid in exchange for goods/services: no this would not tax people for breathing, unless you know of someone who already pays for the privilege of breathing.
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p1necone
9y ago
Post some examples of this "leftist extremist" content? I'm curious.
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p1necone
9y ago
Very well put. Can you imagine if say Logitech funded a flight simulator that only supported their joysticks, or Samsung funded a game that would only run on their monitors?
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p1necone
9y ago
Basically every single other online streaming service? Netflix being the obvious one.
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p1necone
9y ago
I see the exclusives as a negative. I don't want to support their efforts to build a closed ecosystem around what should be an open API that any headmounted display + tracking can expose.
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p1necone
9y ago
95% of traffic != 95% of value.
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p1necone
9y ago
I agree with you for the most part, but it's a bit disingenuous to interpret "Faster Internet" as just referring to latency, people are almost always talking about bandwidth + latency when using that term (really just how lon
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p1necone
9y ago
So we should have a whitelist of countries we decide we are "doing business" in and block all other traffic globally?
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p1necone
9y ago
As far as I'm concerned writing passwords in a notebook in a draw or something is fine. The easily guessable part not so much. If someone has physical access to your computer in the first place there's lots of things they could
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p1necone
9y ago
These very low res example images aren't particularly useful for judging how good this actually is.
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p1necone
9y ago
I notice on almost all of these image transformation projects the example images provided are usually very low res. It's basically impossible to judge how well this really works with the thumbnail sized images on the github page.